AAM sells stake, points to consolidation
Australia-based Easton Investments' purchase of 20% of AAM Advisory will give the Singaporean firm the firepower to buy into local rivals.

Melbourne-based Easton Investments has taken a 19.9% equity stake in Singapore’s AAM Advisory, in a move aimed at boosting support for Australian expatriates in the Lion City.
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